Christian Smalt wrote:
>
> Thanks Jon for your pointer to Mooradian - their site
> seems to be offline.

Try this version. Both work for me:

http://www.mooradian.com/Home.html

If it still doesn't work, here's their contact Information:

     65 Sprague Street, 2nd Floor Center

     Boston MA 02136 USA

     info@...

800-999-8930 (probably doesn't work outside US)

+1-617-333-6955

fax: +1-617-333-9657

> Also thanks to François and Martin,
> will check out your links.  I looked at keyboard bags,
> but typically they aren't designed to carry on your back,
> so I might have more luck with the ones for sports gear.
> They would have to be sufficiently padded though.

Thanks Jon for your pointer to Mooradian - their site seems to be offline.
Also thanks to François and Martin, will check out your links.  I looked at
keyboard bags, but typically they aren't designed to carry on your back, so I
might have more luck with the ones for sports gear.  They would have to be
sufficiently padded though.


                                     Chris

Hello Chris,

I'm playing an Azola Minibass for a couple of years now and it came with
a gigbag from Azola.
I must say their service was good when i bought it.
Anyway, here is a company that possibly could make a gigbag for you:
http://www.muzip.nl/default.aspx
It is close to Eindhoven, The Netherlands,  very close to where i live.
Since i live in the Netherlands i live close to where you live because
our country is not that big  ;-)

I still need to visit that company for a loudspeaker-cabinet-bag which
they also make, a has alsready good experience with their cabinet-bags.
Their most successful product is the bag for percussion instruments
which they ship all over the world.

Let me know how things go,

regards,

Martin

Christian Smalt wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi everyone
>
> I've been playing an Azola Lightning Bug for over three years now. It
> came with an excellent flightcase, but I'd like to get a gig bag also
> - it's easier on trips through the jungle, spy missions etc. (Just
> kidding) Azola offers a gig bag with room for the bass and the stand,
> but after two years of trying to order one, I'm officially Giving Up -
> they must be too busy selling basses to get back to me.
>
> So my question is; where do I go to have a custom gig bag made? I'm in
> Rotterdam, the Netherlands. I talked to bass players and stores, and
> they don't know.
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Chris
>
>
>



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Another idea I have not had time to pursue would be bags for
other things: snowboards, golf clubs, rifles, bodies...

Christian Smalt a écrit :
> Hi everyone
>
>
> I've been playing an Azola Lightning Bug for over three years now.  It came
with an excellent flightcase, but I'd like to get a gig bag also - it's easier
on trips through the jungle, spy missions etc.  (Just kidding)   Azola offers a
gig bag with room for the bass and the stand, but after two years of trying to
order one, I'm officially Giving Up - they must be too busy selling basses to
get back to me.
>
> So my question is; where do I go to have a custom gig bag made?  I'm in
Rotterdam, the Netherlands.  I talked to bass players and stores, and they don't
know.
>
> Thanks for your help
>
>
>                                     Chris
>
Levy's makes lots of bags and other stuff.
They're based in Canada, but are distributed in the Netherlands.

http://www.levysleathers.com/browse;cat,18;Bags

http://www.voerman.nl/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=91&Itemid=9\
0

As Jon suggested you may want to check the keyboard bags.

My Carruthers EUB gig bag was made by Levy's, but it came with the
instrument.
It was probably a custom order from Carruthers.

Good luck!

Christian Smalt wrote:
> ...Azola
> offers a gig bag with room for the bass and the stand,
> but after two years of trying to order one, I'm
> officially Giving Up - they must be too busy selling
> basses to get back to me.

Very strange!

> So my question is; where do I go to have a custom gig bag
> made?  I'm in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.  I talked to
> bass players and stores, and they don't know.

I had reasonably good luck with Mooradian; they made me a
nice custom case for my stick-like EUB. I wish it were a bit
sturdier and that it had a bit denser foam but it does the
job well.

However I was able to go to their Boston office with my EUB
so it might be harder for you! BTW, once they realized how
stick-like my bass is, they realized they could basically do
a variant of their keyboard case which saved me a little money.

http://www.mooradian.com

Hi everyone


I've been playing an Azola Lightning Bug for over three years now.  It came with
an excellent flightcase, but I'd like to get a gig bag also - it's easier on
trips through the jungle, spy missions etc.  (Just kidding)   Azola offers a gig
bag with room for the bass and the stand, but after two years of trying to order
one, I'm officially Giving Up - they must be too busy selling basses to get back
to me.

So my question is; where do I go to have a custom gig bag made?  I'm in
Rotterdam, the Netherlands.  I talked to bass players and stores, and they don't
know.

Thanks for your help


                                     Chris

Forwarded from Talkbass.com:

> Label reads: “Eminence Portable Upright Bass, G. Edward Luthierie,
> Alumnus Scott ZumBerge, No. 033, Minneapolis Central Ave. 1999”
> Detailed information on this bass may be found at:
>
> http://www.gollihurmusic.com/product_details.cfm?ProdID=1430
>
> http://www.gelbass.com/bass/bass4RN.html
>
> This bass is excellent for air travel as the neck easily detaches and
> the two pieces pack into a golf clubs flight case. The bass is in
> very good condition, with the only flaw being a dent in the top edge,
> near the neck. The back is inscribed with the signature of one “Mark
> Ruben”, a bassist from Texas, and an early Eminence bass user. I do
> not know if this inst was ever a personal inst of his. I imagine the
> signature could be removed with naptha, but have never tried.
> Included is the bass, original issue "modified Realist” pickup,
> “prosthetic” hip extension, wrench for neck bolt, proprietary stand,
> soft case for bass, additional soft case for removed neck or for the
> stand, and SKB flight case. The list price on the complete package
> totals $3981.00, discounted at Gollihur for $3162.80. I am asking
> $2500, and would prefer to sell in New England, and avoid shipping. I
> will entertain any reasonable, respectfully submitted offers. No
> trades, unless it's for groceries, utilities and free rent! Photos
> available for interested parties.


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http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=529443

Forwarded from Talkbass.com:

> I bought this as a floor model from the fantastic folks at Bass
> Central less than a year ago. It has been a fantastic workhorse for
> me but my tastes are shifting and I'm leaning towards either focusing
> on 4-string acoustic double bass or maybe putting the upright thing
> down altogether and focusing on electric.
>
> With that in mind, here are the details
>
> NSCR5M - 5-string, strung with Helicore Hybrids, (low B) - Magnetic
> and piezo pickups - Tripod stand - Endpin stand - Undercover gig bag
> - Original NS gig bag
>
> I've done my best to take care of it and it's in excellent condition.
> I'll get pictures up ASAP and will highllight any wear spots I find.
>
> Asking $2000 + shipping. Offers happily considered.
>
> Tradewise, I'm looking for an acoustic upright of equal value with
> the possibility of additional cash on my end.
>
> Also interested in electric basses of similar value. I tend to prefer
> fretless, but run whatever you have by me.
>
> Thanks, Justin Poroszok


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> For sale is my Ergo 5 string electric upright in pristine condition.
> It was built to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the company and
> features a different body shape (from a larger piece of mahogany), a
> nut made of an exotic wood (I forgot the exact kind) and a little
> engraving on the rear stating s/n and 5th anniversary. I bought this
> direct from Jesse last summer with hopes of getting back to DB but it
> seems that I just don't have the time to commit between work, life,
> two bands and bass guitar. It sounds great in my opinion and I'm
> guessing I'll regret this somewhere down the road but as of now it's
> just sitting in my room getting no love. I still have the original
> shipping box and the stand is included but I don't have a case.
> Asking 600$ US shipped to north america.


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> Hey all I have a Oregon Bass, not sure of the year, early 80's cause
> that's when they were being built, hand made, maple neck, ebony
> board, mahogany body, gig bag, flight case, underwood pickup, C
> extension. Killer sound, David Friesen had these custom designed with
> the idea of travel in mind. They sound as "upright" as an electric
> can. It has spirocores on right now, but if you wanted to play more
> bowing it would benefit from a more bow friendly string....$3500 OBO,
> would consider a trade for carved instrument....I'm in Oregon, but
> likely could ship at your cost....


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Forwarded from Talkbass.com:

> Mahogany Ergo 5 string for sale. Bought this about two years ago.
> Absolutely like new. Works perfectly. Strung BEADG.
>
> Bass alone: $600 plus shipping Bass with thick, Undercover EUB case
> ($125+): $675 Bass, case, Fishman preamp: $725
>
> It's a great instrument, but since I bought a DB I just don't play it
> anymore. Located in Northern NJ, but can arrange midtown Manhattan
> inspection. Pics to follow.
>
> Neal


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Forwarded from Talkbass.com:

> Selling my Kydd bass. This is the most portable electric upright I've
> ever seen. Built out of a cello neck, uses electric bass strings,
> sits on a camera tripod, and folds up into a rifle bag so you can
> take it on the plane and be accused of being a terrorist.
>
> I had Bruce Kaminsky build this for me in 1997. It's in great shape.
> Bought it for $2200 and am willing to sell it for a VERY good price
> to someone who will love and nurture it. Give me a shout if you're
> interested. shermanmaxwell@...
>
> Thanks! Guy


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Dave
Thank you for the advice, That is what I found out also.
Kirk



________________________________
From: dave pawlowski <davekp@...>
To: eub_list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 7:30:35 AM
Subject: [eub_list] Re: Bowing with a Smandle Bow on EUB


I use a German bow with EUB in my local pit gigs. The basses I've had (2
Azolas and one BSX) all tended to lack sufficient arch to the bridge for
bowing. Probably because they are mainly used for pizz. I reshaped the
bridges on the Azolas and that helped- can't do it on the BSX so it's more
difficult playing. Can be done but it takes more care.







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hello people

thanx a lot to allow me to join this group.
i uploaded some videos i did when i was building my homemade  eub .

the videos are abouth woodcarving, dremel machines, chisels and the way i was
building some projects.
there is some other videos from the band i play .

http://contrabajoselectricos.blogspot.com/

thanx


fabian

I use a German bow with EUB in my local pit gigs. The basses I've had (2
Azolas and one BSX) all tended to lack sufficient arch to the bridge for
bowing. Probably because they are mainly used for pizz. I reshaped the
bridges on the Azolas and that helped- can't do it on the BSX so it's more
difficult playing. Can be done but it takes more care.

At 08:29 PM 3/9/2009, you wrote:
>I am doing what I was taught on upright bass with the EUB. The A and
>E string keep on sound together. I tried to adjust the Instrument to
>fit the bow. I understand from my readings that some EUB does not
>work well with a bow.
>What I have is found on this link,
>http://www.staggmusic.com/products/products_sscat.php?catid=46&langue=uk
>
>Does it look like it would work with a German Bow.

Almost any bow should do if the angles of the bridge are sufficient.
That can be a problem with some EUBs and with upright basses as well
if the bridge and possibly even the fingerboard do not have
sufficient angles to allow sufficient clearance from adjacent strings.

You may wish to take a straightedge and observe the range of the
angles from string to string to determine if the angles around the A
string have sufficient clearance. The other questions I must ask are,
what do you mean by " I tried to adjust the Instrument to fit the
bow." and also about the tension of the hair on the bow-- how tight is it? Bob





>________________________________
>From: Bob Gollihur <bob@...>
>To: eub_list@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Monday, March 9, 2009 8:10:35 PM
>Subject: Re: [eub_list] Bowing with a Smandle Bow on EUB
>
>
>At 07:55 PM 3/9/2009, you wrote:
> >I would like to know if anyone on this egroup uses a smandle German
> >Bow on the Elecrtic Upright. I play with a stagg Electric Upright,
> >and play with a German Bow. But I am having trouble using this bow
> >on the Electric UPright. I seen a cello bow used on a EUB, if you
> >can please write me back with your best advice.What is the best bow
> >that can be used on the EUB?
> >Kirk
>
>In what way are you having trouble, Kirk? Is it a matter of hitting
>adjacent strings when bowing one?
>
>thanks, Bob
>
>Bob Gollihur
>Gollihur Music - http://www.GollihurMusic.com
>7 Baywyn Drive, Ocean View, NJ 08230-1060 USA
>bob@gollihur. com - 609.624.1470 10am-6pm eastern time
>
>Double Bass Links Page: http://www.gollihurmusic.com/links.cfm
>"Life is too short for bad tone."
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
>
>
>------------------------------------
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Mar Cyriac wrote:
> I am doing what I was taught on upright bass with the
> EUB. The A and E string keep on sound together. I tried
> to adjust the Instrument to fit the bow. I understand
> from my readings that some EUB does not work well with a
> bow. What I have is found on this link,
> http://www.staggmusic.com/products/products_sscat.php?catid=46&langue=uk

One of the challenges EUB makers face is making their basses
stable while being played. I wonder if it's hard to hold
that bass still while bowing. What I do with my Jensen is
play it more like a cello, close to my body, and that works
pretty well for me. (But I also play my AUB that way too!)
If keeping it still is the problem, you may want to try
different positions and readjusting the hardware if that's
possible, or maybe a stand.

I use a French bow because I play cello too but I don't
think the bass much cares whether the bow is French or
German; that's more about what you like.

I have never even tried a cello bow with my EUB or AUB but
now I'm curious! I'm guessing it would be pretty hard to put
enough energy into the string with a cello bow.

BTW, I just bought a new braided carbon fiber bow from
http://www.youbow.com. It's a nice bow and cost about $100.
They don't seem to have that one in stock but maybe some
others are good too.

I am doing what I was taught on upright bass with the EUB. The A and E string
keep on sound together. I tried to adjust the Instrument to fit the bow. I
understand from my readings that some EUB does not work well with a bow.
What I have is found on this link,
http://www.staggmusic.com/products/products_sscat.php?catid=46&langue=uk

Does it look like it would work with a German Bow.
Kirk



________________________________
From: Bob Gollihur <bob@...>
To: eub_list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, March 9, 2009 8:10:35 PM
Subject: Re: [eub_list] Bowing with a Smandle Bow on EUB


At 07:55 PM 3/9/2009, you wrote:
>I would like to know if anyone on this egroup uses a smandle German
>Bow on the Elecrtic Upright. I play with a stagg Electric Upright,
>and play with a German Bow. But I am having trouble using this bow
>on the Electric UPright. I seen a cello bow used on a EUB, if you
>can please write me back with your best advice.What is the best bow
>that can be used on the EUB?
>Kirk

In what way are you having trouble, Kirk? Is it a matter of hitting
adjacent strings when bowing one?

thanks, Bob

Bob Gollihur
Gollihur Music - http://www.GollihurMusic.com
7 Baywyn Drive, Ocean View, NJ 08230-1060 USA
bob@gollihur. com - 609.624.1470 10am-6pm eastern time

Double Bass Links Page: http://www.gollihurmusic.com/links.cfm
"Life is too short for bad tone."







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At 07:55 PM 3/9/2009, you wrote:
>I would like to know if anyone on this egroup uses a smandle German
>Bow on the Elecrtic Upright. I play with a stagg Electric Upright,
>and play with a German Bow. But I am having trouble using this bow
>on the Electric UPright. I seen a cello bow used on a EUB, if you
>can please write me back with your best advice.What is the best bow
>that can be used on the EUB?
>Kirk

In what way are you having trouble, Kirk? Is it a matter of hitting
adjacent strings when bowing one?


thanks, Bob

Bob Gollihur
Gollihur Music - http://www.GollihurMusic.com
7 Baywyn Drive, Ocean View, NJ 08230-1060 USA
bob@...  -  609.624.1470 10am-6pm eastern time

Double Bass Links Page: http://www.gollihurmusic.com/links.cfm
"Life is too short for bad tone."

I would like to know if anyone on this egroup uses a smandle German Bow on the
Elecrtic Upright. I play with a stagg Electric Upright, and play with a German
Bow. But I am having trouble using this bow on the Electric UPright. I seen a
cello bow used on a EUB, if you can please write me back with your best
advice.What is the best bow that can be used on the EUB?
Kirk

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> For sale, this BSX Allegro Acoustic:
http://www.ev-b.com/eb/bsx2.jpg
>>> Many more pictures here: <http://www.ev-b.com/bassforsale.html>
>
> I bought it new from Dino at BSX, and just haven't had time in my life to
> commit to learning how to play it, and actually won't have any time in
> the next three to four years regrettably.
>
> The neck was custom shaped by him to accommodate my relatively short
> fingers, so it is both narrower across the fingerboard and shallower
> board-to-spine than a "normal" 5-string DB would be. It has the
> detachable neck, and is strung with Spiro Weichs. Discreet position dots
> on the board, and 3-band Bartolini preamp. It has never been gigged or
> abused, or even hardly used for that matter. The two small nicks shown in
> the closeup pics on the linked page were there when the bass arrived to
> me new. It comes with a decent gigbag and a leather sheath/holder for
> your bow. Shown in the pics is a very nice '70s German bow in excellent
> condition that I bought from a kind person here on TB. I can't include it
> for free, but I will offer it at a low price if you buy the bass.
>
> The 5-string Acoustics sell for upwards of $3K new. I'm asking $1850 plus
> shipping for this one. As you probably know, shipping is expensive these
> days, and a hassle for such a large item anyway, so a local deal (within
> an hour's drive of Portland OR) would be strongly preferable for both of
> us.
>
> The only trades I would consider would be certain amps, speaker cabs, or
> signal processors. Let me know if you'd like details in that regard. Also
> let me know if you have any questions. Please check my feedback both here
> and on Ebay
http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=ovnifx&ftab=AllFe\
edback&sspagename=STRK:ME:UFS
> Thanks!

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Forwarded from Talkbass.com:

> i have a 6-string clevinger eub in very good condition. it has the
> updated (1999) arco-vitruoso pickup system, which is the passive system
> clevinger still uses, employing transducers in the bridge under each
> string. sounds excellent for both pizz and arco (this bass was played
> professionally arco in cirque du soleil for two years).
>
> it also has an unusual martin clevinger modification - 'bouts'
> (removable) on both sides of the body so it can be played while sitting,
> resting between the legs. i use only the bout on the bass side, since i
> stand, and leave the other at home.
>
> volume knob (10 detents) and passive tone knob. 1/4" output.
>
> it is in perfect working order. includes soft case and the two removable
> 'bouts'.
>
> it has a newer set of spiros on it now.
>
> pics forthcoming!
>
> ...
>
> i'd like to trade it for another high end eub, but a four string. for
> several years now i've been playing urb tuned in fifths, to which the six
> string doesn't lend itself well. definitely interested in another
> clevinger.
>
> please pm or email with interest.
>
> thank you, sean p


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Check this beauty!:

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0with%20case.jpg

Nice day,
François

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> I have a NS Amberburst Wav with the ebony fingerboard for sale. It
> includes the tripod and gigbag. It has seen little use and the action
> is great.
>
> $795.00 PayPal Shipped East of Mississippi
  > $849.00 PayPal Shipped West of Mississippi


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> I am selling a Messenger DLX in very good condition with gig bag,
> stand and stand bag. I belive the scroll on it is the custom scroll.
>
> I have been very happy with this bass. It has a great sound that is a
> very good approximation of an amplified upright. It is very well
> made.
>
> My preference if you are in the market for one of these basses is
> that you buy one new from the maker John Knutson.
>
> Support our luthiers!!
>
> However, if you don't have the $3600- $3800 to buy one new consider
> mine for $2000.
>
> For more info on Messenger basses see
> http://messengerbass.com/pricelist.html
>
> I am in the San Jose California area if you would like to play it.


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> I am selling an Ampeg Baby Bass which I have also posted on craigslist:
> http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/msg/990079072.html
>
> Model BB-4 From Ampeg tag: Serial No. 002698 Date: 5/9/68 Comes with a
> Mooradian cover
>
>
> The bass is in excellent all original condition from 1968. The
> fingerboard is in great shape. The strings are quite old. The only defect
> is a slight bulge on the left shoulder which does not affect how it plays
> or looks. (You might not notice it if I didn't point it out)
>
> Price $2500
>
> I have checked recent for sale postings (craigslist, ebay etc.) in the
> 2-3k range and Rudy's Music sold one recently for ~$4K so I think this is
> a reasonable price.
>
> FOR LOCAL PICKUP in the NYC area (Ditmas Park area, Brooklyn or Midtown
> Manhattan) Serious buyers only
>
> Thanks, Walter

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http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=505835

I just wanted to let the group know that there's an article on my
recent Ayler Records release here:
http://www.free-press-release.com/news/200812/1230246224.html. Also,
my album "Exquisite Noise" is available on CD Baby both as digital
download and CD. This is a full-length noisescape workout using only
the Fichter electric upright bass and stomp boxes. Not for the
faint-hearted. Surf over to: http://cdbaby.com/cd/jairrohmpw for a
taste.

Thanks,

JPW